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It's depressing how right you probably are about how companies are going to cope with this.

Reminds me of that quote: "If Conservatives become convinced that they cannot win democratically, they will not abandon conservatism. They will reject Democracy."

But, like, apply that to Capitalism and Capitalists rejecting Capitalism in favor of Socialism for them.

Generally agree. but the line work here looks exactly like line work for tatoos on skin. If it was drawn on, you wouldn't have the green bleeding out and in to the line work. That happens because the colors are mixing sub-dermally, just below the surface of the skin. This is generally because your fill needles are huge bundles of several needles and they always tend to bleed into/under the black line work. That's why you need extremely thick, well defined lines so it can hide the color fills bleeding through. In this case, it looks like some of the color got through.

The white as well is pretty spot on for white inkwork. That's the white color you get only for the first few months of a color tattoo.

Honestly, I think this is legit.

Could be wrong, but it looks real.

Source: I have many, many tattoos over much of my body, and several in color with white accents that looked exactly like this for the first few months after it healed.

Oh, 100 percent right you are. Definitely not saying clueless corporate idiot bosses aren't going to try and replace their workforce with AI.

But I am saying that it won't work for them after they do that. They're going to crash and burn here, and have lost that talent and expertise within their company so there's no replacing it, except slowly over time.

Then we get to wait for the real once in a lifetime event.

Which is extinction.

We're a long way out from that fortunately.

Not saying that some jobs won't be cut/lost, but the companies doing that were likely looking for reasons to downsize.

AI models do not replace competent UI/UX. That's just not what they're designed to do. Very different functions.

You're thinking of the statistic that people have killed more cows than sharks, which is not true. Shark is the chicken of the sea

It reduces spending, because saving is now exceedingly optimal.

Less spending means inflation generally comes down because companies lower prices to meet the lack of demand.

But yes, too high and it can cause even worse inflation, assuming an even capital distribution among the people.

Yeah, honestly, PIPs are dogshit in most cases. I'm for removing them as a barrier to prevent firing.

If you're going on a PIP, you're going to end up fired anyhow.

uBO filters won't work the way they used to because Chrome's v3 manifest will explicitly prevent them from working the way they have been.

Space travel and colonization of other planets are wildly different problems to solve. We're nowhere near colonization levels of anything outside the most habitable areas of the earth.

We can't even create a self-sustaining habitat on Antarctica, and that's many times easier than Mars, the moon, or whatever other planet in our reach we're shooting for.

Yeah, admittedly, those two things are annoying.

I haven't personally experienced the adblocker thing though, I suspect it's not intentional, but I'm purely speculating there.

The censoring thing I have run into, and it is very irritating, so I'm with you on that.

Their account deletion policy aside, Crunchyroll is like one of the last remaining bastions of solid streaming for a very reasonable price that hasn't increased in many years.

There's plenty of streaming services to cancel and switch to piracy on legitimately, I don't personally believe Crunchyroll to be one of them.